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Browns fall to 0-14 as Jackson's future grows cloudier
By TOM WITHERS
Dec. 17, 2017
CLEVELAND (AP) — Before the Browns' home finale, a couple exchanged wedding vows in the stadium's Dawg Pound bleachers.
The intimate ceremony went off without a hitch.
The reception was another sloppy mess.
Doomed by turnovers, questionable play calling and more disturbing throws by rookie quarterback DeShone Kizer, the Browns lost their 14th straight game this season. They fell to 1-29 in two years under coach Hue Jackson with a 27-10 loss on Sunday to the Baltimore Ravens, who moved closer to a playoff berth.
The Browns stepped toward unwanted history.
"It is what it is — and it sucks," said guard Kevin Zeitler. "We do have talent. We play hard. We practice hard, and we have good coaches. It's just execution."
On another gray, gloomy day along Lake Erie, the Browns, now two losses from an imperfect 0-16 season, showed why they've become the NFL's longest-running joke. They failed to gain an offensive yard in the first quarter, committed four turnovers — Kizer threw two interceptions and lost a fumble — and lost their 16th straight game inside the AFC North.
As if the losing wasn't enough, there's renewed speculation about Jackson's future amid reports that he could leave for a job in Cincinnati where Marvin Lewis is reportedly on his way out with the Bengals after 15 seasons.
Unless they can win one of their last two road games — at Chicago next week or in Pittsburgh to end the season — the Browns will join the 2008 Detroit Lions as the only teams not to win in a 16-game season.
The losing has taken its toll on Jackson.
"I am not going to lie to you. I am not coping with this very well," he said. "I haven't for two years. I haven't been in this situation. I am just being honest with you. It is not something I want to deal with. It is not something that I think is fair to anybody, not just myself but the coaching staff, the players, our fans, everybody. We have to fix this."
Owner Jimmy Haslam has said Jackson will return in 2018. But that hasn't stopped conjecture about Jackson's status, which became more tenuous earlier this week when new general manager John Dorsey dodged a question about whether he would guarantee his coach would return.
Jackson has done everything in his power to stay positive amid the losing, but it's getting more and more difficult.
"I told you guys three or four weeks ago that this doesn't define me," he said. "I get all this. 'Hue, this is your record. This is how it works.' I got that, but this will not define me as a football coach.
"I know what is here. I know how we got here. I see it. We all do. What we have to do is fix it. Talking about it is not going to do anything. The record is what it is. We are in the situation we are in, and we have work to do."
Jackson has long been viewed as the next in line for Cincinnati's job when Lewis leaves. Jackson spent seven seasons with the Bengals, serving as their offensive coordinator before he was hired in Cleveland.
There's a natural connection, but Jackson said his sole focus is on the Browns.
"We all know that Marvin is a close friend, but trust me, I'm not running from this," he said. "I have never gone any place and left it worse than when I found it. I'm not going to run from this. I'm going to be here and I need to get this fixed as fast as I can because I think it is important."
One of Jackson's goals this season was to develop Kizer, but the 21-year-old isn't showing the progress anyone hoped for.
He threw his second interception — and league-leading 19th this season — into a crowd. Kizer was strip-sacked for a TD when Jackson called a pass play with the Browns backed up at their end zone and no one in the backfield to block for his QB.
"We have to get our quarterback who is playing for us to quit turning the ball over," Jackson said. "It is just that simple."
If only everything else was for the Browns.
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STAMFORD, Conn. — Stamford resident Ethel "Etty" Lavinsky Norkin died Tuesday, May 31. She was 99.
A Stamford native, Norkin went back to school as an adult, graduating Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Connecticut.
Norkin is survived by her husband, Nathan Norkin; daughter and son-in-law, Constance Norkin and Christopher Lightfoot; and many nieces and nephews.
Norkin was predeceased by her parents, Celia and Morris Lavinsky,; and three sisters, Florence Friedman, Miriam Folb, and Elaine Siegel.
Anyone wishing to make a donation in Norkin's memory may make it to Caring Hospice Services, 45 Church St., Suite 203, Stamford, 06906, Jewish Family Services, 733 Summer St. Suite 602, Stamford 06901 or the charity of one's choice.
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This garage was uniquely built to follow city requirements and provide outdoor living space. Building the garage at the level of the home did not meet city requirements. Three hundred and fifty cubic yards of soil was excavated to set the garage into the hill, meeting the city's requirements. The garage walls and floor were formed and poured. Soil was backfilled around the garage. Because of space constraints a "man" door was not able to be installed. We installed a garage door opener with a battery backup so it could be opened when there was no power available.
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Bob Parker and Mike Bolde successfully defended a neurosurgeon in a medical malpractice case arising out of the death of a patient who suffered a fatal heart attack in the recovery room following spinal surgery. The claim was that the defendant failed to properly conduct a pre-operative evaluation to assess the patient's fitness for the extensive surgery. After a seven-day trial, a Lake County jury deliberated 3-1/2 hours before returning a unanimous defense verdict.


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Seattle-based Chhavi profiles Shane Brookman, a 38-year-old student at South Seattle College, talking about his experiences from being a high-school dropout to now continuing and completing his Associate's of Arts degree in Materials Science Engineering. A musician, he was the former Student Body President. Read more about his search for identity, in the weekly column, exclusively in Different Truths.
Shane Brookman is fairly tall blonde haired, 38-year old extrovert, passionate about music and highly ambitious towards his goals. When Shane Brookman greets you, his blue eyes radiate warmth, and laughter lines are clearly etched around his eyes. His low husky baritone voice lulls you into believing and listening to him attentively. It has been a long journey for Shane from being a high school dropout to a student at 38, and also a former Student Body President.
Since high school, Shane was interested in playing guitar so for about six years he performed in some well-known restaurants and clubs in Seattle such as Dark Manor and The Central Tower in Pioneer Square. "The name of my band was Malachi meaning something in the Bible," says Brookman. Malachi actually referred to a prophet who was sent to assure his people that God still loved the human, but he demanded honor, respect, and faithfulness from them. When asked about how he felt as a band performer, he recalled, "Initially, going on stage was quite nerve-wracking but when I heard the crowd hooting and applauding, all my nervousness disappeared." The music to him was as important as breathing. For him melody was the king, lyrics were secondary as words revealed a person's inner thoughts so are a little personal. "I liked rap songs," he confides. Rap songs were a perfect blend of a man and his music, the colours of the rainbow inter-twining with each other in mind, body and soul symmetry. When asked about his favorite band his answer was 'Rage against the Machine,' because the lyrics were quite political and always conveyed messages related to social justice. He explains, "I also liked the way the guitar players used to make their own notes which were similar to rap music and the way they tuned them into the DJ's mix."
Shane has been in construction for about 20 years, doing plumbing and building houses because being a band performer didn't make him a lot of money. Even though Shane was a full-time construction worker, he had to quit his full-time job. Moreover, he also had to undergo many surgeries to fix his knee making crackling sounds, because his knee kept on banging against the pipelines while plumbing. As a result, Shane couldn't go back into construction. When asked about why he chose the engineering, after being in construction for so long, he reflected, "I always liked seeing the way things work."
On one hand, Shane is very polite and calm, but this is juxtaposed against the fact that he admits he has even been thrown into jail for smoking weed before it was actually legal. When asked about the craziest thing he ever did, he remembers, "Once, I went with my friends to Gasworks Park in Seattle which is a heavily guarded and restricted area. But we jumped the fence and went on the rooftop." When the cops found something unusual, Shane and his friends hid on the rooftop and Shane's heart was in his mouth when the torch flickered over them huddled in a group. He confides he had to clamp his hand over his mouth to prevent himself from screaming when he saw the dead bird lying by his side. But Shane and his friends had eventually managed to escape.
When speaking about his family Shane mentioned that he had struggled through many tough times. It was difficult to keep afloat, but he did not give up. "My family didn't have enough money so I saved some of it from construction and when that ran out, I had to eventually drop out of high school and work really hard to apply for Foundation scholarships. Now, I am continuing my studies as a student at South Seattle College." The 38-year old Shane is pursuing an Associate's of Arts degree in Materials Science Engineering. When asked about what he loves the most when studying he says: "Calculus appealed to me because I liked to play with it and it is used in almost all academic fields, from Business to Sciences. I always liked to dig into it and unpack every problem," explains Brookman. In addition to this, he greatly admires Nelson Mandela who not only stood for his country but also for his people.
Influenced by Nelson Mandela, Shane also wanted to be the bringer of hope to the world. He wanted to be the model of the power of hope backed up by action. Shane was the vice-president before he ran for the president position. Shane believed in the principle of "Honesty is the best policy." He didn't like the way politicians did their jobs. He was against the practices like buying of elections and institutionalized racism so motivated by this, he wanted to run for the president position and learn more about political affairs.
When Shane was running for the position of Student Body President, the feeling of suspense had filled the room as the prospective candidates waited for the results of 2014-2015 presidential elections. The room was completely silent as the student government announced the results of the elections. Victory had marked the end of a long campaign when Shane was finally elected.
Former South Seattle College Student Body President, Shane Brookman was an active student government leader in his freshman year. He is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honor Society for the two-year college. According to him, from the time he was in high school, he knew it was just as important to gain learning outside the classroom. He is the kind of person who is able to talk to anybody about football in one sentence to politics in the next and is known for his ability to talk on every topic under the sun. The Seattle resident was elected for the year 2014-2015. His election has been a culmination of a journey that started back in 2014. Brookman stood out as the Student Body President for his efforts to direct the resources of the United Student Association enriching the academic quality of South Seattle College. "In my opinion, Shane is very calm in terms of work," says Fatemeh Safarpour. Monica Lundberg, the United Student Association advisor recalled, "He has inspired his fellow students to become better scholars and more engaged students not only by developing new programs but by leading by example."
As a former Student Body President, Shane worked really hard to change the narrative at South Seattle College and made sure things that were never talked about before are talked about now. That's really powerful, and a great step in the right direction. When asked about his future he says, "I want to change the world." Shane aspires to have a successful career, have his own company wherein he will build new homes which will provide the water and electricity itself and most importantly are affordable by virtually everyone.
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Chhavi Mehra is an international student from India completing her Associate's of Arts degree in Communications and Media at South Seattle College. She will be transferring to a university in California for her Bachelor's degree in Journalism. Chhavi hopes to write quality pieces reflecting the integrity of publications like The New York Times.


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Notes of meeting held at LGA House, Smith Square, London 4 March 2016
1. Notes of the meetings of 04 December 2015 and matters arising - The accuracy of the notes of the meeting of 04 December 2015 was agreed. There were no matters arising.
2. Streamlining Local Plan-Making - Emerging Recommendations of the Local Plan Expert Group (LPEG) to Planning Minister Brandon Lewis MP - Catriona Riddell - Catriona informed the meeting of the important contributions that POS had been making to the work of the Local Plan Expert Group (LPEG) - chaired by John Rhodes (Quod). The LPEG Report will shortly be submitted to the Minister. At this stage it was unclear whether the report would be published and whether comments would be invited by DCLG [The report was subsequently published and comments were invited by 27 April 2016].
Catriona advised colleagues that amongst a series of recommendations LPEG would seek in particular to find a faster and more effective way to calculate Objectively Assessed Housing Needs (OAHN), and to reduce the scale of the evidence base required to support local plan preparation.


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The new Range Rover Velar was unveiled at the Design Museum in London at its world premiere, it was the first time that the Design Museum has revealed and exhibited a vehicle.
The 'Reductionism' exhibition showcased the philosophy of stripping away complexity to reveal true quality. It was the first time since 1970s that Land Rover have displayed a vehicle in this way, the last was the original Range Rover which was shown to the world at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
Jaguar Land Rover have also announced a partnership with the London Design Museum, which will bring more collaborations, exhibitions and events to the museum over the next three years.
"We are delighted to be able to begin our partnership with the Design Museum with such a significant vehicle. The new Range Rover Velar brings a new dimension of modernity to our brand whilst reinforcing our total commitment to design and engineering excellence." - Gerry McGovern, Chief Design Officer, Land Rover.
The Range Rover Velar is the fourth member of the Range Rover family and fills the space between the Range Rover Evoque and the Range Rover Sport. Designed to enhance the driver's experience it features a range of the latest technology. At the heart of the Velar's technology is an all-new, cutting-edge infotainment system called Touch Pro Duo.
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Continuing the Range Rover style, the Velar is sleek and features an innovative design making sure that every journey will be enjoyable. Designed and engineered using unique and sustainable materials the advanced engineering of the Velar ensures that it is ready for every journey, whether you are driving around the city or travelling off road. Featuring Jaguar Land Rover's Lightweight Aluminium Architecture it is safer, strong, cleaner and improves driving performance.
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Standing committees have been established by the Board of Directors to provide guidance and support for the organization's program areas. The committees are chaired by members of the Board of Directors (indicated below) and regularly convene a diverse group of representatives from Loop businesses who hold a stake in the work of Chicago Loop Alliance.
The Marketing Committee works to promote the Loop as a premiere destination for people doing business, shopping, going to school or sightseeing.
Colleen Flanigan
Chief Marketing Officer, Auditorium Theater
Aaron Gadiel
Regional Director of Marketing & Strategic Alliances, Block Thirty Seven
The Finance Committee oversees the Chicago Loop Alliance budget and works to ensure that organizational resources are used as effectively as possible.
James Turner
Group Senior Vice President, The Private Bank
James Doria
Senior Vice President - Chicago Market Officer, InterPark, Inc.
Planning & Advocacy
The Planning & Advocacy Committee addresses construction, development, and renovation issues and plans that concern the Loop.
Anne Voshel
Principal, AVA Consultants / Marc Realty
John Vance
Vice President, Stone Real Estate.
Placemaking & Management
The Placemaking & Management Committee consists of urban planners, architects, property owners, academics, technologists and other downtown stakeholders who meet regularly to seek ways to enrich the public's experience of the urban environment—ultimately creating a strong sense of local character.
Teresa Fourcher
Associate Senior Planner, SCB
Charles Smith
Principal, Cannon Design
The Membership Committee develops and coordinates Chicago Loop Alliance events, reaches out to prospective members and advises CLA members about benefits & incentives.
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The Academicians' Room
An exclusive private members club for artists and art lovers.
The Academicians' Room is a place to feel at home; a place to come together in a club setting designed exclusively for members.
The club room in the Keeper's House began life in 1883 as an architectural gallery, before becoming the favourite haunt of the Academy's artists as a private members club. The room has now entered a new phase in its rich history, with a fresh look by the renowned Martin Brudnizki Design Studio. Vintage furnishings now create the intimate, bohemian ambience of an artist's drawing room.
It's a vibrant and relaxed haven in the heart of Mayfair where members can meet to share ideas and drinks, conversation and food.
Join as a member and enjoy the company of this special artistic community – it's an extraordinary and welcoming community to be part of.
Become a member of the Academicians' Room
Your membership entitles you to
• Exclusive access to the Academicians' Room with up to four guests
• Entry to all RA exhibitions for you and a guest
• Access to VIP Fridays, before the galleries are open to the public at 10am
• Access to exhibition preview days
• An exclusive members events programme
• Subscription to the RA Magazine
• Priority hire of the Keeper's House and 10% discount on hire fees
• Priority booking for the RA public programme
Become a member
Annual club membership is £400 with a £250 joining fee (inclusive of VAT).
Under 35? You can join as a young member for just £200 with a £125 joining fee (inclusive of VAT).
If you would like to join or renew your membership, please fill in the membership application form below or call the membership team on 020 7300 5920.
Members must be connected to the arts; by practising, working or supporting the visual, fine and applied or performing arts, architecture or creative industries. All memberships must be approved by the Nominations Committee.
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Give the gift of membership of an exclusive private members club in the heart of Mayfair, the perfect gift for all art lovers.
Joe Tilson RA
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Joe Tilson RA has been making prints for almost 60 years. Defying the conventions of traditional printmaking practice, Tilson's unique visual language continues to draw on his early experiences as a carpenter. Venice has captivated the artist since his first visit in 1949. Drawing from influences including religious architecture, tile mosaics, mathematical symbols and graphic motifs, Tilson's vibrant prints have a "constructed" feel, often including elements of collage and hand-colouring.
All works are for sale. We are pleased to offer a complimentary Academicians' Room day pass to any visitors who would like to view these works and experience the Academicians' Room. Follow the link below to request your pass.
Art of Sound
We return this year with the new season of our series of Friday night DJ sessions, taking place in the Academicians' Room. We've asked some of our favourite London-based DJs to dive into their archives for a series of unique music nights in the heart of the Royal Academy. DJs from a wide range of musical backgrounds will take over the Academicians' Room, sharing their personal favourites as well as the hidden gems they've discovered on their musical journeys.
These events are open to members of the Academicians' Room, Patrons and Friends of the Royal Academy and the general public.
Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and afternoon tea, the Academicians' Room boasts a modern British menu with an emphasis on local and artisanal produce. The Soil Association mark ensures the quality, innovation and care taken over each dish, from conception right the way through to final presentation.
Enjoy fresh fish from the Cornish coast or hearty game with seasonal vegetables; as well as our classic Champagne afternoon teas, with a choice of 14 fine, loose teas and scones made that morning. A sophisticated selection of wines and spirits is also served alongside the ever-developing cocktail menu. Come try one of the signature cocktails and experience the Academicians' Room for yourself.
To book a table please call 0207 300 5880 or email email@example.com
On the lower ground floor of the Keeper's House, you'll find the Keeper's House restaurant, a stunning setting for a formal lunch or dinner. To book a table please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Please note that the club room is closed for renovations from 20-27 August 2018. We re-open on 28 August 2018.
Opening times
Monday 10am – 6pm
Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 11.30pm
Sunday 10am – 6pm
The Academicians' Room will be closed from 1pm on 6 June for a private event.
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Private hire
The Academicians' Room is available to hire for breakfasts from 8am-10am; however members are also able to host birthday parties and make group bookings on a non-exclusive basis and subject to availability
The Keeper's House is available for various private hire events, whether it be a breakfast before 10am or drinks receptions and dinners in the evening. As well as this, we are able to hire out half of the restaurant in the Keeper's House for a variety of celebrations (or just for a big meal with friends).
Academicians' Room members can enjoy 10% off private hire. Download full details of Keeper's House private hire. Alternatively, please email any enquiries to firstname.lastname@example.com or call 0207 300 5699.
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Past member programming
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You know those sugary cereal boxes you pass without a second glance every time you grocery shop? They're designed specifically to attract kids. Gazing longingly into the eyes of the cartoon characters plastered on the front, they might beg and plead for you to buy whatever their new friends are schilling. It's no mistake that child-friendly cereals and snacks are placed lower on shelves—the perfect spot to attract tiny humans. Even the cartoon's gaze is slanted downward to match little ones' eyelines.
Sadly, a lot of these foods marketed specifically to kids are full of stuff you probably don't want them eating—high-fructose corn syrup, artificial flavors and colors, and other weird chemicals you probably can't even pronounce. But you don't need to feel guilty about what you feed your children. As organic, all-natural foods get more popular, there are more and more healthy options for kids' snacks that actually taste really good and don't cost any more than their less-healthy competitors—especially when you shop at Thrive Market. We've got over 4,000 wholesome, healthy products, so parents of even the pickiest eaters have plenty of snacks to choose from.
Potato chips
They're a lunchbox staple that every kid will finish, but potato chips don't add a ton in terms of nutrition to a kid's plate. Usually fried in peanut or soybean oil, loaded with excess sodium, and practically oozing with trans fats, those crispy chips are basically just empty calories.
Better: Baked potato chips
With way less sodium and just three grams of fat per serving, baked potato chips are a better option than their deep-fried counterparts—but they taste almost exactly the same. Nobody at the lunch table will know the difference.
Best: Sprouted black bean chips
"Sprouted black beans" won't get kids excited, but salty, crunchy "tortilla chips"? Yep, those are always a hit. Because they're made out of black beans, quinoa, and non-GMO corn, these restaurant-style chips fool little ones into eating more fiber, protein, and vitamins. Pair them with fresh salsa or guacamole for veggie-filled snack time—and call them whatever you want.
Granola bars
Despite the fact that they seem to contain healthy oats, dried fruits, and nuts, most granola bars marketed for kids are held together by a generous amount of sugar and HFCS (high ftuctose corn syrup)—which essentially negates the value of their "good" ingredients. Swap in something just as easy, but with less sugar and more fiber to balance and regulate kids' energy levels.
Better: Bars made with ancient grains
Why settle for plain old oats when you can get a bar with millet, buckwheat, quinoa, and amaranth? The ancient grains in KIND bars ensure kids get their recommended daily value of whole grains, which help fuel healthy brains and bodies.
Best: Organic, Paleo, dairy-free, gluten-free bars
Even adults will be obsessed with these! They're soft, flavorful, and packed with yummy ingredients. It starts with a master recipe (nuts + honey + vanilla + sea salt + herbs) with an emphasis on functional herbs—adaptogens—a special class of plants that, according to proponents, seems to have a normalizing effect on the body and may be able to adapt to whatever the body is dealing with, like stress, anxiety, or fatigue. Plus with three different flavors, there's something for everyone.
Fruity candy
Lunch boxes almost don't feel complete unless there's a sweet treat tucked in between the PB&J and baby carrots—but arming your kid with sugary candy practically guarantees an afternoon meltdown. Naturally sweetened snacks made with fiber help slow digestion of sugar, eliminating sugar highs (and lows.)
Better: Organic fruit snacks
Gummy bears won't stand a chance against these flavorful, organic, and non-GMO fruity snacks. They're individually wrapped, and therefore super easy to throw into backpacks or keep in the car for a quick bite.
Best: Fruit and veggie strips
Think Fruit by the Foot, but better! Apple puree, pear puree, strawberry puree, lemon juice, and strawberry juice—no added sugars or artificial flavors are tucked inside these sweet, berry-flavored fruit strips—perfect for kiddos.
Want even more healthy parenting inspiration, ideas, and projects? Head to our YouTube channel and watch as experts like Jillian Michaels and Zelana Montminy dish on how to raise healthy and happy kids.
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Why Iowa Votes First and Who That Helps Most →
With the Ames Straw Poll today and the first seemingly important vote of the election season here, the proving grounds of Iowa are again the focus of the political world. But why Iowa? Heartland as it is, the state is not the most representative in the union, at the very least on economic terms, and that fact has had major political implications. The most visible example stretches wide across the state's farmland. The business of Iowa is corn and accepted knowledge in Washington says that the influential corn subsidies would not exist today if the Iowa caucuses simply came later in the calendar.
Of course, the straw poll isn't a real election. Far from it. The event is a fundraising stunt that measures at best the 'strength of a campaign' and at worst the self-serving capture of journalists that political Iowa has accomplished. The great New Yorker writer Ryan Lizza wrote a recent blog post on Ames that lays out the straw poll's true relevance, namely, little.
Nonetheless, it begs the question: If shenanigans like the straw poll come from the entrenched political elite in an unrepresentative state like Iowa, why does it get to come first at all?
Well, no one ever really planned it. As Slate explains in a concise article, Iowa moved their caucus date in the 1960s simply for the sake of getting ready for the conventions. Politicians from George McGovern onward have recognized the value of making their early victory or surprise turnout the only news in the weeks before other votes. Iowa happily obliged this advantage and passed a law requiring that their vote precede any other state caucus or primary by eight days. Ultimately though, Iowa is important for its media value rather than its convention delegates.
In that sense then, the Ames Straw Poll is quintessentially Iowan. Such a cynical media exercise couldn't be more true to the caucuses because the flaws of Ames are also the flaws of Iowa.
With these criticisms, calls to anoint another primary kingmaker arise every four years when images of candidates shaking hands in Iowa diners and cornfields appear on television. Politicians choose to emphasize or downplay the significance of Iowa as their electoral strategy dictates. Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman in particular have done little campaigning in Iowa and prefer instead to promote the New Hampshire primary as the nation's first true test. As a result, the discussion of Iowa's first place in line often turns on who it benefits more. With the state's outsized influence on presidential politics, the question has tremendous importance to our elected leaders and our direction as a nation.
As a caucus, the advantage (or disadvantage) of Iowa must be seen in light of the general election. Success in the state propels campaigns forward and may come about for a number of reasons, but viability and success in the general is the true measure of value. By this measure, Iowa helps one party in particular: Democrats.
Oddly enough, Iowa's conservatism is the reason for this advantage. Because candidates that win the presidency must occupy the political middle to attract independents and a broad base of voters, the challenge in any primary is to win the nomination without moving too far from the center. By nominating a candidate too left or right for the general, or by compelling more centrist candidates to adopt partisan orthodoxy, the parties risk undermining their general election chances. The 2010 midterms certainly showed that pitfall, most notably in the Nevada and Delaware Senate races.
Of the declared Republican candidates, Romney and Huntsman look the most viable for a general as Pawlenty's appeal stagnates, but they're also the two major candidates most prominently skipping Iowa. Both men are less orthodox than nearly all their opponents given their support of climate science, a debt compromise, and other notions anathema to much of the Republican field. During the last election, the two front-runners at the time, John McCain and Rudy Giuliani, themselves fairly centrist for the field, also largely avoided Iowa.
All in all, with Iowa Republicans further right than Iowa Democrats are left, the contest's position gives Democrats the greater likelihood of nominating a centrist, and therefore better chances in the general election. While this distinction is apparent in some candidates' campaign paths, the Iowa political machine of both parties has a deep foundation across the state. Changing the date of the Iowa caucus to downplay its importance would be a difficult transition. Nonetheless, Republicans would do well to consider a move while Democrats benefit from holding the Iowa media carnival in place. A centrist Democrat named Barack Obama in fact owes much of his political fortune to a surprise win in Iowa when the state looked split three ways. Say what you will about the caucuses, Obama's nomination there was a key moment for his candidacy and Democrats certainly didn't hurt having his name on the ballot that November.
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Spectre Miniatures is expanding their range of high tier Operators and Agents for use in your Modern Warfare games on the tabletop.
First off we have the Agents that you see here who would make for some good Ghosts if you were continuing to explore the idea of bringing Wildlands to the tabletop. The new packs over on the webstore are Charlie and Delta offering up options for close and long range weapons.
You might want to take it one step further and bring in the best of the best with these Tier One Operators.
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Before I read this novel I had only ever seen the effects of racism from a white person's point of view. After reading this I began to understand how life would have been for a black person during this time, and the effects which it would have had on their job, family and own self-esteem.
The main point of the book was whether or not, 19th century novel, Huckleberry Finn should be allowed to be a part of the school's curriculum considering its portrayal of racism. Having a mixed race school many opinions were voiced.
In the novel, Huckleberry Finn was treated like the bible. The white people swore by it. To suggest it was wrong and inappropriate, as the blacks of the community did, was something which was frowned upon. Although most of the blacks recognized the fact that Huckleberry Finn held some truth of the past.
Everyone is brought up differently, and most often
people's views are a result of their parents views. My parents' views on racism have swayed me lightly. Much of what I believe has been affected by today's society itself. Since I have never experienced any first hand racism, the sort which was shown in the book, I have only this to go on.
In the novel, nearly every black child sided with his/her parents. That was to throw the book out of the school. Their parents didn't want them to be subjected to such a crude and negative portrayal of black people. Their attitude affected their children's views. To everyone's surprise, one child, was more open-minded. Gordon...
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Happy 2.5 years sweet Marion!
You're on the downhill side to three now, unbelievable! All of a sudden, you seem so much more grown up lately.
{ mama's little sous chef }
I think it has a lot to do with your language explosion you've had recently. I think I mentioned before how you were stuttering again, which is always a sign that your brain is moving faster than your mouth and that you're about to just amaze us with your skills again. And yup, the explosion has shown up this month. All of a sudden, you are full of so much adult speech, especially when it comes to colloquialisms and relationships between things. Sometimes, you're a leetle bi' hungry, sometimes you're reeeeelly hungry and sometimes, you're a hungry, hungry caterpillar!
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We just never know what you're going to say next either. Sometimes, you have such a sense of the absurd and we're amazed by your silliness. At other times, you're so very serious. The other night, as we were eating, I said that eating your broccoli was like eating trees. (By the way, that was not to convince you to eat your broccoli, you need no convincing in that department; I've never seen a kid love vegetables as much as you love them.) You looked at me very seriously and said "No, mama. Eating broccoli is not eating trees, it's like eating "betcha-bles!"
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Your imagination has seen some exponential development as well. You have this little family of bugs (that actually belong to Eliza Jane, but whatever) and they're the ladybug family (even though they aren't all ladybugs) and there's a mama ladybug, a daddy ladybug and a baby ladybug. It's so cool to see you act out your activities with them and how you play with them. When you started doing things with them, they were interchangeable. The mama ladybug was not always the same one. Now though, you're very specific about which is which and can often be found around the house yelling "Where mama ladybug?"
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I still think you're going to be a geologist when you grow up. You're fascinated by dirt and rocks. Granman won your forever affection by bringing you a rock all the way from Atlanta when he came to visit with BelleMere. In fact, you got into the most trouble you've ever gotten in due to rocks. We were at my favorite yarn store (which is sadly now closed) and while it has my favorite yarns inside, it has one of the worst parking lots in the history of the world. I had Lima Bean with us and so had to let you walk to and from the store. On the way back to the car, you came thisclose to darting out into traffic because you wanted to take one of the parking lot rocks home with you. I have never been so scared in my life, but I think you learned your rocks in parking lots lesson!
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You're still such a great big sister and again, nothing makes me happier than watching the two of you play together. Of course, we've started hearing a lot of "no baby sister, dat mine!" but that's only to be expected. You won't be able to get away with that too much longer though, as Eliza is starting to stake her own claim to things.
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You're still very much a tomboy. In fact, I've learned the hard way to check your pockets before washing them as I've washed several rocks lately that look suspiciously like the rocks on the playground at school! But, you're also starting to show a lot of your girly girl side.
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You've picked up the words "pretty," "cute," and "matching" lately. You're forming opinions on your clothing and have a propensity (much to my dismay) to really bright, clashing colors! You still let me dress you up in smocked dresses though. You opened the package your Easter dress was in and said "Oooooh mama, dat a 'eely 'eely pretty dress for MarMar!" And I'm so happy that you love to dress in matching outfits with your sister! I know I won't be able to do it forever, so I take lots of advantage of it now!
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I just love and adore you, you're such a wonderful daughter and I love watching you become your own little person. It's so bittersweet watching you grow up. The other day, for the first time ever, you were wearing new shoes (that wasn't the first time ever part) and told me when you put them on, "Mama, I go to school and show Ms Angie!" I have to admit that my feelings were a little hurt that you were so very excited about showing them to her, but my hurt feelings quickly go away when I see your big smile that you give me when I come pick you up.
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It's hard seeing you grow up, but honestly, it makes me treasure all your little girl moments all the more. You struggle a bit (as always) with your afternoon nap now; you keep insisting that you aren't tired, even though saying that you aren't sleepy pretty much means that you are! But I love it though, because it means I get so many snuggles and cuddles and rare quiet time with you in the afternoons. Nothing makes me stop in my tracks quicker than hearing you ask for "mama 'nuggles."
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Hyptosis cranked out a hefty chunk of art this week, so I spent
a fair amount of time getting that all in place and working
correctly. It's really starting to shape up now, but I'm going
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In the non-art field, a number of minor bugs and quirks have
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My todo list is pretty thoroughly whittled down, so a public release is on the near horizon. When it actually happens mostly hinges on how quickly Hyp can deliver the rest of the art (no pressure); I was originally expecting to be done before now, but I think the dramatic boost in the quality of the art is worth a little delay, don't you?
The design for All the Marbles is tightening up pretty well, so the next step will be to roll out an engine prototype. However, it sounds the art department for Spacegame is back on track, so this new game will probably be put on hold at least until that long promised spacegame open beta. Look forward to next week when things are back on track and in full swing again.
Wed, Feb 18th 2009, 21:50
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Spacegame is suffering some slight delays due to a minor kink in
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Once this resolved, it shouldn't be too long before I can get
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Wed, Feb 11th 2009, 14:46
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Because of this, I haven't done any work on it this week. There are a few rough bits I could stand to work on, but I instead opted to get a jumpstart on my next project. It's going to be largely built with the same technology as Spacegame and has significantly simpler mechanics, so this should have a pleasingly short development time.
I'm a little sad about it, but I think it'll actually be a better game too. I'm not really going to spill any details yet, because I'm a jerk. Know that I am hammering away at the design, trying to maximize its awesome factor though.
The project name is "All the Marbles". I'll let you sit on that for a while.
This week's progress amounts to the slow but steady addition of
the combat art. Hyptosis
has been hard at work creating some amazing sprites. Check it
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Now this is the Weasley family reunion we've been dreaming of. Harry Potter stars Rupert Grint and Bonnie Wright—who play brother and sister duo Ron and Ginny Weasley in the flicks—spent some quality "sibling" time together over the weekend, and it has us yearning to re-watch every movie from the series, stat.
The pair met up at Universal Studios Orlando's third annual "A Celebration of Harry Potter" over the weekend, where Grint and Wright were part of a Q&A panel with several other stars from the films. Wright documented their day at the theme park by sharing a cute snap of herself and Grint on Instagram, and wrote: "Family time #stillnoredheademoji."
She also posted a 'gram of herself and E.T. from the visit that she simply captioned with a phone emoji.
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Jessica's Daily Affirmation: How To Start Your Morning Like a Champion in Less than 60 Seconds
How can you drastically improve your day in less than 60 seconds?
Sometimes we simply need to take a lesson from our kids. It is safe to assume that Jessica had an AWESOME day after her morning affirmation. Want to make your day great too? Follow Jessica's lead and start the day with your own morning pep talk…
This is Great!
What great things do you have going on in your life? Do you live in a house? Be thankful for it! Do you have hair? While it may not cooperate all of the time, be thankful for it! By verbalizing what we are thankful for, we can concentrate on what we do have instead of what we don't. This will improve our day because we will be grateful instead of disappointed.
I like my Allison!
Whom do you have in your life that you enjoy? Our relationships with others will bring us joy. Who do you like? Your mom? Your husband? The barista at Starbucks? Like Jessica, take 10 seconds to list off people that you enjoy. Take a moment to be thankful for the people in your life and spread the joy by telling those people when you see them!
I can do anything!
Unless you believe that you are going to reach your goals, you probably aren't going to. Sometimes if you are struggling with confidence, simply verbalize your goals. If you hear it and say it enough times, you will start to believe it!
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Prepping herbs by hand with a knife can be a long and difficult task. The Microplane Easy Prep Herb Mill cuts fresh herbs like parsley, dill, cilantro, sage and mint with hundreds of tiny scissors without bruising or blemishing. Holds a generous supply of herbs in a large body and can comfortably sit on your dining table! Learn more about selecting, storing, and using fresh herbs.
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Psalms 128:1-4 A Song of degrees. Blessed is every one that feareth the LORD; that walketh in his ways. (2) For thou shalt eat the labour of thine hands: happy shalt thou be, and it shall be well with thee. (3) Thy wife shall be as a fruitful vine by the sides of thine house: thy children like olive plants round about thy table. (4) Behold, that thus shall the man be blessed that feareth the LORD.
Like the 1st Psalm, the 128th describes the blessed man. This man fears the Lord and walks in his ways and is therefore blessed by God. One particular blessing listed is found in his family: "Thy wife shall be as a fruitful vine by the sides of thine house: thy children like olive plants round about thy table."
Here is a man who is a farmer or the keeper of a vineyard (vs. 2). He labors with his hands in the fields, tending various vines, trees and crops and partakes of the fruit of his labor. He is a husbandman. Yet there is a special vine at home, clinging to the sides of his house. And around his table, carefully potted and nurtured, are little olive plants. He does not neglect the fields because he is taking care of one vine and a few potted plants – but he also does not neglect the harvest at home because he spends all of his time and energy in the fields.
Allow me to limit the application to preachers and their families. The pastor is a shepherd of two flocks – his family and his church. In the same way, the preacher is a husbandman with two crops to cultivate – the fields of this world, and his little garden at home.
The preacher who fears the Lord and walks in His commandments will strike a balance between the white and wasting fields of his community and the needs of the special vine and little olive plants at the house. God has not called us to one or the other. He has called us to both. Someone has well said that "God-given responsibilities do not conflict." If you are a husband, you have God-given responsibilities to your wife. If you are a father, you have God-given responsibilities to your children. If you are a preacher, you have God-given responsibilities to your church or ministry. None of these responsibilities will conflict. You can be pastor, husband and father. In fact, God expects you to (see 1 Tim. 3:4-5).
The preacher's wife is a vine by the side of his house. But if she is not cared for and nurtured, she will not be the "fruitful vine" promised in Psalm 128:3. Too many preacher's wives live in solitary confinement. They are depressed, despondent, unhappy. Why? Because they married a man who, by his own choice, is rarely home. When he is home, he is so distracted by the church that she feels "second fiddle" to his work. While a man IS created for work, he has a God-given responsibility to love and nurture his wife (Eph. 5). She doesn't just exist to show up at church, run a nursery, clean your clothes, and share a bed with from time to time. She has the right to expect her husband to be her husband. She has the right to cling to him just as the vine clings to the side of the house. The blessed man who fears God and walks in His commandments will have a wife who is more like a fruitful vine than one that has withered away from neglect.
The preacher's children are like potted olive plants. The man in Psalm 128 keeps them by his table, inside the house, away from withering heat or invading insects. It is the father's job to protect his children from outside influences. The preacher needs to be a wall of separation from the world for his children. They should be round about his table. This speaks of family communion – family time together, such as around the dinner table at supper time. In his home, these potted plants will be carefully watched, nurtured, watered, trimmed, protected, and brought up, so that one day they can be fruitful.
For many preachers, the neglected part of the harvest is that which would produce the most fruit if better cared for. We often neglect our children because we are trying to reclaim those who have already wasted much of their lives. I am for reclaiming them – but your children are the best chance you have to make a lasting impact on this world for the cause of Christ. I have four children that I can raise up from birth to serve God. If nurtured and trained, they can grow to adulthood without ever tasting alcohol, smoking a cigarette, seeing a dirty magazine or movie, engaging in illicit behavior, or filling their life with unnecessary baggage. They can grow up, marry and raise my grandchildren to serve God. How foolish it is to neglect your garden at home!
Don't make the mistake of bringing in a harvest from the field while neglecting the harvest at home. Take care of your family. Take care of your wife and children. Don't let your kids go to the devil while your spending all your time trying to get the deacon's kids back from the devil. On the other hand, don't get so busy spending time at home that you neglect the Great Commission. The harvest still needs laborers.
Thank you for reading. God bless.


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This is just HILARIOUS. I was sending messages to a Celtic mate and GOD ONLY KNOWS HOW THIS HAPPENED, but I ended up sending him the vibrator one 😀 To be fair Fenerbahce fans took the fun out of the threat and, well you can see it here. Rival football fans united to poke fun at daft threats from Turkish hooligans – with a bit of typical Scottish wit. Pictures surfaced on social media of two scarf-wearing Fenerbahce fans brandishing knives and telling Celtic fans that they were for them when they visit Turkey. The two sides met in the Europa League last December. Vibrators, Dusters, Cleaning Items, Vaginal Cream, Dogs, Pets, I mean literally EVERYTHING became a funny weapon
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This school was on the brink of closure. Here's how it saved itself
November 3, 2016
By: Valerie Strauss
Source: washingtonpost.com
If you listen to the school reform debate these days, you would be forgiven for thinking that public schools across the board are failing students and that schools that are struggling can only improve if they fire all of their staff, become a charter school or let the state take them over. It's just not so.
This is clear in a project called the Schools of Opportunity, which was launched a few years ago by educators who wanted to highlight public high schools that actively seek to close opportunity gaps through 11 research-proven practices and not standardized test scores (which are more a measure of socioeconomic status than anything else).
The project assesses how well schools provide health and psychological support for students, judicious and fair discipline policies, high-quality teacher mentoring programs, outreach to the community, effective student and faculty support systems, and broad and enriched curriculum. Schools submit applications explaining why they believe their school should be recognized.
Twenty schools were named as honorees for the 2015-16 school year — eight gold winners and 12 silver — and you can see the list here. This is the first of a series of posts I will publish that highlight why each of the schools was chosen to be honored. It is important to note that each school found success in ways that met the needs of their own communities.
Here is a post about a 2016 Gold medal School of Opportunity in Seattle:
By Kevin Welner and Carol Burris
High School: Rainier Beach High School
City and State: Seattle
Principal: Keith Smith
Superintendent: Dr. Larry Nyland
Enrollment: 700
Economically disadvantaged students: 76.3 percent
The community surrounding Seattle's Rainier Beach High School is strong and diverse. The student body of the high school reflects that diversity — 40 percent of its students come from immigrant or refugee backgrounds. Roughly 95 percent are students of color, and 75 percent receive free or reduced-priced lunch.
The story of Rainier is a remarkable story of rebirth. In 2010, the school was on the brink of closure, with only 320 students remaining in a building built for 1,200. The low enrollment was forcing the school to cut all but the most essential classes.
But parents, concerned community members, teachers and the school district came together to develop a plan to resuscitate the school. They committed themselves to a school with high expectations along with strong supports and a deeply engaging curriculum. After much discussion, research, and exploration, they settled on a bold plan — implementing the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB) at Rainier Beach High.
Although at some high schools the IB is an exclusive program, the educators at Rainier Beach went the opposite direction. The community demanded that this program serve all students, with particular attention given to the neighborhood's most underserved and marginalized students.
Today, these challenging courses are the default for most 11th and 12th grade students. Nearly all Rainier Beach students take at least one IB class, and most students take many more. In fact, the vast majority of 11th and 12th grade special needs students are enrolled in IB Language and Literature classes, with the help of a special education co-teacher in those classrooms. Special education teachers, along with special education instructional assistants, provide support to all students in a given classroom, regardless of IEP or 504 status. (IEPs are individual education programs created for each student in special education. Section 504 is part of a federal law that prohibits discrimination based on disability and requires any program or activity receiving federal funding to ensure that no one with a disability is excluded from participation or denied benefits.)
Since the implementation of IB and other academic supports, the student population has more than doubled, and the school has shown significant improvement by a number of other measures.
Improvements such as these require the support and understanding of the community, so Rainier Beach has put together a unique community outreach program in partnership with some of the neighborhood's many community-based organizations.
This program relies on a community outreach coordinator — a new position created as part of the reform effort — who works with parents where they are, outside of the school building. In libraries, churches, mosques, community centers, and neighborhood businesses, the school holds monthly "Community Cafes" where teachers deliver sample lessons and help parents understand how to help their students be successful with the challenging IB curriculum.
For its remarkable school turnaround based on valuing the community it serves, Rainier Beach High truly deserves to be called a School of Opportunity.


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Here is a listing of some recently announced expansions and additions in distribution and fulfillment centers:
Bedding supply company American Textile Company has doubled the size and expected employment of its manufacturing and distribution center in Tifton, GA, according to Area Development. The company just opened the expanded 418,000-square-foot facility.
Convenience store chain Casey's General Stores has begun work on a 250,000-square-foot distribution center in Vigo County, IN, the company's second, according to MyWabashValley.com. It will be located on 60 acres in Vigo County's Industrial Park and open in 2015.
Amazon will lease a 250,000-square-foot warehouse to establish a distribution and sortation center in Pittsburgh, according to Area Development. The location, which also houses startup ModCloth, is part of Amazon's new network of sortation centers, which will increase from 8 to 15 by the end of the year.
FedEx is clearing land for a new 175,000-square-foot distribution center in Tammany Parish, New Orleans, according to New Orleans City Business. The carrier is also planning to expand and upgrade its South Memphis hub, including expanding its local city van haul facility and adding office space, according to the Memphis Business Journal.


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The exhibition presents stratagems artists devised to articulate dissent. The focus is on historic positions from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Uruguay since the late 1960s that bear witness to how oppositionists worked—and often risked their lives—to offer resistance to Latin America's repressive political systems. These pieces are presented in dialogue with works by contemporary artists from Central and South America who address the repercussions and lingering effects of dictatorial regimes.
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